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... tertainment A fair chance GUARDIAN for new faces The play is adapted from a short story by Thomas Hardy and tells the poignant tale of a sensitive but repressed middle-aged woman who becomes involved in writing love letters on behalf of her attractive ...
... ry Banbury verbal, with illustrations from Dickens, Dylan Thomas, Hardy, Sidney Carter and others, includ- et _ing weell-known items in which the NATIONAL TRUST — A audience happily joined. pleasant and very sociable Christ- CONCERT — Despite bitterly ...
... seats will be £2. The Friday and Saturday performances start at 8 pm. The play is a two-act drama based on a short story by Thomas Hardy. Ticket inquiries: Steeple Aston 47237. ...
... 26th September, 1985 at 8 p.m. At The Mill Arts Centre they are presenting THE TRUMPET MAJOR An adaptation of the book by THOMAS HARDY Tickets £2.75, £2.50, £1.50 — Details Telephone 0295 53288 — sl SRR WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2nd, 8 p.m. — The Brackiey Players ...
... life and the controversial arguments on coursing. An illustrated notebook takes the reader through the Dorset #nown to Thomas Hardy and there is an affectionate portrait of a country brewer amongst the varied contents. The 7publication includes recipes ...
... rustic wag'a of times gone by. His setting, as usual, is the calm and beautiful West Country, the land of novelist and poet Thomas Hardy. Animal Imposters (BBC 2, 7.15 pm). This World About Us film takes a close look at animal impersonations. Sometimes the ...
... Bronson and Josephine Dunn. Only £153 15s. was realised in a London auction sale for a sezlel of ten letters written by Thomas Hardy between 1913 and 1927. Persons on the dole in Germany on October 5 (excluding local relief) totalled 750.000 or 170,000 ...
... Astons PLAYERS — The first night of Steeple Aston Player’s production The Day After the Fair (adapted from a short story by Thomas Hardy) is traditionally dinner night. This year was no exception. On Thursday evening, the 80-strong audience were wined and ...
... the man next door turned a bit unneighbourly. Robert Thomas Hardy, 41, admitting causing actual bodily harm to his neighbour Cecil Warmington on August 29 last year. John Horn, prosecuting, said Hardy had crossed their garden in a fit of temper and struck ...
... to normality with Mary Perks' excellent production of The Day After The Fair, a Frank Harvey play based on the story of Thomas Hardy,” said Mr Heaton. Postmortems on these productions were frank and instructive, he added. A play for children, Beauty And ...
... K He is particularly know- : ledgeable about the works : of Thomas Hardy and has : written a number of : articles about the author’s life and work. s These include a section on Thomas Hardy’s i Wessex in the just : published AA Ordnance : Survey Leisure ...
... Oxfordshire Touring Theatre Company’s tour of The Mayor of Casterbridge two years ago, the company is once again taking a Thomas Hardy story, The Trumpet Magjor, as the basis for a production to be toured to village halls and arts centres throughout the ...